Resolving Hearing Aid Connection Problems For mobile apps and call streaming Before coming to see us, please follow these procedures to restore connection to your mobile phone or mobile app. Quick Troubleshooting Sequence Carry out these four steps in order and test your connection after each one: 1. Hard Restart Your Phone: Restart your handset […]
Auracast at Brighton Station Hear train announcements clearly! A Milestone for Accessible Travel In July 2026, Brighton Station took a major leap forward in accessible transit by installing a cutting-edge Auracast™ broadcast audio system. Alongside trailblazing transport hubs like Bristol Temple Meads, Brighton is leading the way in adopting this next-generation technology. Co-developed by Ampetronic […]
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Do you struggle to hear speech clearly regardless of having no hearing loss, or despite getting the best hearing aid help? Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder: Symptoms, Treatments, and the Power of Buffalo Model Therapy Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) is often misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or overlooked entirely. Yet for those living with it, the impact on […]
Introduction Red light therapy, sometimes known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive treatment under increasing investigation for its potential to support the regeneration of inner ear hair cells. These specialised cells play a vital role in the process of hearing, and their loss leads to certain types of hearing impairment. How […]
The Revolutionary Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Hearing Aids In recent years, hearing aid technology has undergone a remarkable transformation, with artificial intelligence (Ai) emerging as the driving force behind a new generation of smart hearing devices. These advanced hearing aids no longer simply amplify sound but actively process and optimize audio in ways that […]
Understanding Hearing Aid Styles A simple, clear guide to finding the perfect fit. Compare sizes, battery types, and features to make the best choice for your hearing and your lifestyle. Smallest Size Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) The IIC is the smallest hearing aid available. It rests completely hidden deep inside your ear canal, making it virtually undetectable […]
Do you find loud sounds uncomfortable? Are you concerned loud sounds are damaging your hearing? Do you suffer from tinnitus after a loud concert, or even a night at the local pub open mic night? We can guide you to protect your hearing. Why You Need Hearing Protection for Loud Music and Equipment Exposure to […]
Auracast is About to Revolutionise Hearing Aids Do not under estimate the importance of this development! Watch the videos – click image below What is Auracast? Introduction Welcome to our latest blog post where we delve into the revolutionary world of Auracast and LE ‘Audio’ Bluetooth and the amazing impact it will have on hearing aids, helping you hear […]
Some hearing aids (Phonak and Unitron) use ‘classic Bluetooth‘ and can connect direct to PC’s via the Bluetooth settings on your PC / Mac. Simple. Up to 2024 all other (wireless compatibile) hearing aids use standard BLE Bluetooth (Bluetooth Low Energy) and can connect direct to iPads / tablets, but not to computers. If you want to […]
Ok some very good news and some bad news – this landline telephone is amazing at connecting your landline phone to your hearing aids, via the free Panasonic SmartPhone Connect App, seamlessly whilst also connected to your mobile phone, and also whilst allowing others to use the landline – no hearing aid manufacturer offers this. The […]
Firstly what is ‘analogue’? – An analogue signal uses a physical medium to convey information from input to output. So for sound, fluctuations in air pressure strike the diaphragm of a microphone which then causes corresponding fluctuations in the voltage (or current) of the connected electrical circuit. The voltage (or current) is said to be an “analog” of […]
Here we will try to help you understand your hearing test results. First, a quick understanding of what ‘sound’ is. Sound is a pressure wave and is the result of molecules impacting upon each other, caused for example by objects hitting each other (such as a hammer onto an anvil) or from objects vibrating (such as our vocal chords). […]
This Lesson is now outdated somewhat as hearing aid manufacturers have increased the number of channels in their hearing aids – Oticon (64) and Siemens (48). Hearing aid channels are often misconstrued as something like TV channels. i.e. if we say a hearing aid has 10 channels, many people think this means we can turn the hearing aid to […]
The holy grail for digital hearing aid developers is to allow wearers to hear speech more clearly in the presence of background noise. ‘Noise’ simply put is sounds that we do not wish to hear and make it difficult for us to hear what we do want to hear. This can be anything from the […]
